Hoʻoikaika Annual Conference 2025

Save the Date for Our In-Person Event in 2025!

Who Is This Conference For?

Health and human service providers/educators from Maui County and other Hawaiian Islands are welcome to join us for this day of virtual learning and connecting.

  • Participants typically work in a broad range of areas (e.g., early education, home visiting, child welfare, substance abuse and domestic violence prevention/intervention, public health, etc.)
  • New to the field or well-established
  • Direct service providers and administrators

Thursday, September 25, 2025

The King Kamehameha Golf Club
2500 Honoapiilani Highway, Wailuku, Maui

Sessions Support New and Seasoned Staff by Providing

  • New content outside our usual, day-to-day.
  • Opportunities to connect with others committed to strengthening families and preventing child maltreatment.
  • Practical and culturally responsive “how to’s” for building resiliency within ourselves, our ‘ohana, and our organizations.

Registered 2024 Conference

Thank You for Attending,

See You Next Year!!

Past Conferences

2024 Conference Videos

2024 Conference Videos

The Hoʻoikaika Annual Conference 2024 videos will focus on strengthening resilience within our ʻohana, organizations, and communities.

2023 Conference Videos

2023 Conference Videos

The Hoʻoikaika Annual Conference 2023ʻs videos will focus on building resilience within our ʻohana, organizations, and communities.

2022 Conference Videos

2022 Conference Videos

The Ho’oikaika Annual Conference is one of the primary ways we build our capacity as health and human service providers.

Mana’o From Past Attendees

The overall conference was amazing. Every session that I attended was filled with take-aways and resources that I will utilize with my staff and program.

Overall, attending this conference has ignited more passion within me to rise up and step into my position on the canoe and paddle in unity with everyone else around me.

Today’s conference was extremely heartfelt and inspiring. I was blown away by moʻoleloʻs, cultural protocol, and cultural practices shared, the conference enlightened me and provided me with new tools for my cultural competence tool kit.